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itskage posted:Behold the perfect marriage That does seem pretty neato.
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itskage posted:Behold the perfect marriage Clearly not, he divorces his first arm as soon as a new hot dragon head is available.
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May 27, 2022 19:25
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Heck Yes! Loam! posted:Clearly not, he divorces his first arm as soon as a new hot dragon head is available. You gotta hand it to him, he doesn't hesitate when he finds a new flame to be close to.
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Why did someone transphobic choose a username based on Bon Clay? People are weird.
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Mystic Mongol posted:Why did someone transphobic choose a username based on Bon Clay? People are weird. Literally best role Jim Carrey never played.
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https://twitter.com/TheRightCant/status/1530295226119639042?t=HF8zodsZI6IT0FE3TgmMTg&s=19
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May 29, 2022 19:06
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Put that on a big dog shirt and I’ll buy it.
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May 29, 2022 21:29
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Just so you know at least one these images are just some random trans lady who posted on Reddit and I don't think it's fair to post stuff like this without pointing that out even in the context of this thread
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Jun 11, 2022 13:42
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My brother in law posted this. I am guessing that: -a third of these are just conspiracies that are not real. - a third are things that he has no idea what they even mean. - a third are things he actually supported or still supports. 
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Bizarro Kanyon posted:My brother in law posted this. I am guessing that: Most of this is real and are honestly good reasons to remember that our government is heavily militarized and unaccountable, and vigorously resistant to ever being held accountable. And a lot, if one is to be honest about them, are indicative of very callous, frequently very right-wing bullshit that considers only some people to count as meriting human and civil rights, both in the US and abroad. However, you know your brother-in-law way better than I do, obviously, so you'll know far better how honestly he's actually presenting this and upon whom he's laying the blame.
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Jun 12, 2022 23:32
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I saw a tweet recently that said that the best way to sound crazy is to know about 4 things that the CIA fully admits to having done and your list made me think a lot about that
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MK Ultra is the CIA effort to figure out brainwashing. It hosed some people up I think but amounted to no actual results. Up there with their experiments in remote viewing and telepathy as reminders that the CIA is actually pretty loving stupid. Northwoods was a proposed false flag to justify war against Cuba, aka horrible godless communists. JFK ultimately rejected it. Paperclip is when the US scooped up nazi scientists after WW2. Fast & Furious was when the ATF under Dubya and Obama let guns from straw purchases walk to track them as they moved up the metaphorical chain in drug cartels. Some of those guns ended up being used to murder people. Mockingbird is an alleged CIA op to manipulate the news for propaganda purposes in the 60s and 70s. Which like sort of true but this specific operation is bullshit. Tuskegee was when a bunch of doctors working for the CDC back in the 70s decided to infect a bunch of black people with syphilis to see how untreated syphilis kills a person. It was pretty loving awful. I don't think I need to go into Waco, Ruby Ridge, or JFK. NSA spying is legit but like, absolutely something this dude supports when it's against leftists if he's conservative. Building 7 is 9/11 truther poo poo. Gulf of Tonkin is the incident that gave LBJ an excuse to jump into the Vietnam war, y'know supporting western imperialism, and involved a US destroyer attacking the Vietnamese navy based either on a mistaken belief they were under attack or possibly just to create a justification for war. Probably a mistake, but definitely used to justify a horrible imperialist war. I assume the chicago black sites is about police detention poo poo that is very real, but if this dude is back the blue I guarantee you they support it. Flint is probably about how Snyder pretty blatantly lied about his knowledge and involvement in that crisis, which was the result of austerity bullshit. Iran Contra is very real, and is when the Reagan administration illegally sold arms to Iran in exchange for hostages, then used the illicit money to fund right wing anti-communist terrorists in Nicaragua. Gary Webb goes back to allegations that the CIA is responsible for the sale of crack cocaine in the US. Which is like, yeah the CIA definitely supported the drug trade for the sake of their budget but they're not solely responsible for it. Also you're talking about something that primarily affected black people again, so up to you if you think they really give a poo poo about that. edit: There's also the fact he allegedly committed suicide by shooting himself in the head twice. Conspiracy theorists would say it was retribution for exposing the CIA involvement in the drug trade, but eight years late? Probably not. Probably just a messy suicide. NDAA is just the national defense authorization act. Patriot Act is very real and if this person's conservative even odds they supported it when it was first implemented. But it also ties back into the NSA spying poo poo so kind of some list bloating. Bliderberg Group and Bohemian Grove is just rich people poo poo. Bilderberg Group at least paints itself as a place where the rich and political powerful and get together and discuss global affairs confidentially, Bohemian Grove is just pure "rich people are bored and weird" Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo Bay are real, and if they support torture then they support both of those. Also like no mention of Pat Tillman getting murdered by US soldiers and the US army covering up to protect the image of the War on Terror and the US military, so like c'mon incomplete rear end list of bullshit this person just got spoonfed. TGLT fucked around with this message at 01:07 on Jun 13, 2022 |
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who wants to be homer in this ?
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Yeah, I know that a lot of this is based in reality besides the weird Building 7, Bohemian Grove (I got a smile because Alex Jones still carries on) and Bilderberg Group. He does not care about most of it. He would not care about any of the issues that are directed at black people (flint, cocaine trafficking, Chicago black site) except for maybe the Tuskegee Experiments since they happed before he was born). He also would not care about any of the post 9/11 stuff because “put a boot in their rear end” was his jam. All the cia/fbi/ poo poo falls into the “probably has no clue what it actually was” but he has heard the names and has a vague idea at best (Waco and Ruby ridge only). Like someone said, no Pat Tillman because that goes against the military state. No Cops turning on themselves because that goes against the police state. No Native tribes atrocities. No real America is bad, just the government is bad.
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That whole "He was shot in the head twice and they claim it is a suicide thing" is definitely the result of videogames, where a shot anywhere in the head with any sort of bullet is instantly fatal. There's a multitude of guys who have survived rifle rounds to the head, and at least one (Famous Finnish sniper Simo Häyhä) survived an exploding bullet. The human skull is pretty hardy. If I were aiming to kill myself with a gun I'd be aiming to pull the trigger until I lost the capability to do so.
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I'm confused as to what you are saying the video games have to do with this? Usually its because they are shot in the back of the head or while handcuffed in the back of a police car, not just two trigger pulls
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Harold Fjord posted:I'm confused as to what you are saying the video games have to do with this? Gary Webb (who we're talking about specifically) wasn't in the back of the head or anything like that. One bullet exited through his face and the other hit an artery. It being a suicide is highly probable.
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DiabloStarCraft posted:That whole "He was shot in the head twice and they claim it is a suicide thing" is definitely the result of videogames, where a shot anywhere in the head with any sort of bullet is instantly fatal. There's a multitude of guys who have survived rifle rounds to the head, and at least one (Famous Finnish sniper Simo Häyhä) survived an exploding bullet. The human skull is pretty hardy. If I were aiming to kill myself with a gun I'd be aiming to pull the trigger until I lost the capability to do so. That has been around for a lot longer than modern shooter games. The issue isn't that people think that headshots are always instantly fatal, it's that your ability to hold a gun and pull the trigger, as well as the intention and will to do so, tends to drop sharply after you put a hole in your brain.
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Oh yes I forgot the webv example. Agree that exiting through the face is not really sufficient evidence the bigger question would be where the entry wound was.
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TGLT posted:Tuskegee was when a bunch of doctors working for the CDC back in the 70s decided to infect a bunch of black people with syphilis to see how untreated syphilis kills a person. It was pretty loving awful. Minor correction, they already had latent syphilis. The CDC never told them their diagnoses, and instead treated them with placebos for "bad blood" while documenting the progression of the disease. For 40 years. 100 of the original 400 died of syphilis, despite us having effective treatments for it long before the experiment ended.
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I thought the right loved abu gharib
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WAR CRIME GIGOLO posted:I thought the right loved abu gharib Only when a republican is in office. When a Dem is in charge, it becomes a bad thing again.
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Also now that they're terrorists who could get the terrorist treatment they suddenly have thoughts about the ethical treatment of terrorists.
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Dameius posted:Also now that they're terrorists who could get the terrorist treatment they suddenly have thoughts about the ethical treatment of terrorists. Waterboarding in diesel sounds pretty good when the person getting boarded is a fascist
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Devorum posted:Minor correction, they already had latent syphilis. The CDC never told them their diagnoses, and instead treated them with placebos for "bad blood" while documenting the progression of the disease. For 40 years. 100 of the original 400 died of syphilis, despite us having effective treatments for it long before the experiment ended. You're right, I got it slightly confused with a different syphilis experiment the US conducted in Guatemala where they did in fact infect people. Although in the Tuskegee experiment they never told them they had syphilis which likely led to them infecting their wives, and ensuring children were born with it. TGLT fucked around with this message at 00:09 on Jun 14, 2022 |
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TGLT posted:You're right, I got it slightly confused with a different syphilis experiment the US conducted in Guatemala where they did in fact infect people. There's truly no bottom to the awful poo poo we've done to people.
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At the bottom of the barrel there's another smaller barrel marked "radioactive oatmeal for developmentally disabled children, feed without informed consent, regards Quaker Oats Company"
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J.A.B.C. posted:I mean, they also did an episode about AIDS, and one about a terrible hyper-capitalist future where the Planeteers are all jaded old folks and the corporations won. OK KO: Let's Be Heroes did a Captain Planet crossover episode a couple of years back. It ended with Captain Planet informing the main characters that even though he and the Planeteers tried to save the earth back in the 90s, no one listened and the planet is still screwed.  No fucks given at all.
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Vandar posted:OK KO: Let's Be Heroes did a Captain Planet crossover episode a couple of years back. It ended with Captain Planet informing the main characters that even though he and the Planeteers tried to save the earth back in the 90s, no one listened and the planet is still screwed. I need to look up that episode. "The Power...is no longer yours, you selfish fucks."
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Guavanaut posted:At the bottom of the barrel there's another smaller barrel marked "radioactive oatmeal for developmentally disabled children, feed without informed consent, regards Quaker Oats Company" Yeah, the amusing conceit of that list is this isn't exactly the sort of thing unfiltered libertarianism wouldn't do. "Hey. We need to test a new drug." "Eh, grab a bunch of poor southern blacks as a control. Nobody'll care. What're they going to do, sue us? They think we're treating 'bad blood' for Rand's sake."
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Vandar posted:OK KO: Let's Be Heroes did a Captain Planet crossover episode a couple of years back. It ended with Captain Planet informing the main characters that even though he and the Planeteers tried to save the earth back in the 90s, no one listened and the planet is still screwed. Is that the one with Don Cheadle as Captain Planet?
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Silly Burrito posted:Is that the one with Don Cheadle as Captain Planet? No, that was a live action thing. OK KO is a cartoon that ran for a couple of years on Cartoon Network. (It also had a really loving good Sonic crossover and it ALSO crossed over with the old webcomic RPG World and serves as its ending!)
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Vandar posted:No, that was a live action thing. OK KO is a cartoon that ran for a couple of years on Cartoon Network. loving WHAT? Now I need to know more.
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the_steve posted:loving WHAT? Now I need to know more. One of the creators of OK KO is the guy who did RPG World. Episode 34 was a crossover episode with the comic. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBZyHXrn0ec He even did one final strip for the comic to tie things up for it. It was honestly a sweet bit of closure to something that younger me never thought would see any kind of finale. 
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Silly Burrito posted:Is that the one with Don Cheadle as Captain Planet? That one is a crossover with funnyordie iirc
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They got David Coburn and Levar Burton, the voices of Captain Planet and Kwame, for the Captain Planet episode. Dr Blight was there too, but they didn't get Meg Ryan. The surprisingly downer ending used to be on YouTube, but I can't find it now.
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Guavanaut posted:Wow, where were all the good guys with a guns? I mean really we should be happy that all the crimes were solved and they were able to do the research and determine they were all illegal guns.
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